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TABLE OF SACRIFICES AND OFFERINGS |
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KIND |
PURPOSE |
ANIMAL |
MODE |
SIGNIFICATION |
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BURNT OFFERINGS
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SANCTIFICATION
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WORSHIP OF THE LORD FROM LOVE.
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1. Male ram or kid. 1st year
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Holocaust
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Implantation of truth and good in the
internal man
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2. Male bullock. 1st year
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Holocaust
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Implantation of truth and good in the
external man
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3. Turtle dove or pigeon
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Holocaust
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SACRIFICES
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EXPIATION OF SIN
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WORSHIP OF THE LORD FROM FAITH
OR OBEDIENCE
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1. Sin offering
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To expiate a sin against God
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a. For a private person
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Female kid or lamb 1st year
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Blood sprinkled on horns of altar. Flesh
eaten by priests in
the court
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Expiation by the good of innocence
from the Lord
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b. For a ruler
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Male kid. 1st year
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(Same as above)
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Expiation by the good of the rational
or the spiritual man
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V.
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c. For a priest
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Bullock. 1st year
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Blood sprinkled on altar of incense, on
horns of brazen altar,
and 7 times toward
the veil. Flesh burned outside the camp.
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Expiation by the good of the natural
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KIND |
PURPOSE |
ANIMAL |
MODE |
SIGNIFICATION |
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d. For the whole congregation. (On
the day of atonement)
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Bullock and goat
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Blood sprinkled on the mercy seat, and
as in c
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Expiation by the good of the natural
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2. Trespass offering
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To expiate a sin against the neighbor
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Ram. 1st year (usually)
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Blood sprinkled on diagonal opposite
corners of altar.
Restitution of equal
value, plus 1/5
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Expiation by the good of innocence.
Internal repentance
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3. Peace offerings
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Worship from free will or from the
good of love
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a. Thank offerings
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Thanks for a gratuitous favor
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Animals of herd or flock, male or female
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Blood sprinkled as in trespass offering.
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Thanks for a favor received in response
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Part of flesh burned, and the rest eaten at
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b. Votive offerings
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to prayer. Fulfilling a vow
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home. Waved and heaved
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c. Free-will offerings
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Confidence and trust. Offered when a favor
is asked
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MEAT OFFERINGS
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WORSHIP FROM GOOD.
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1. Bread of unleavened things
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Fine flour, olive oil salt. Frankincense
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, Baked in oven pan, or cooking pot. Small
portion burned on
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2. Cakes mixed with oil
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altar with frankincense. The rest eaten by
the priests. Libation
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Retained in the holy supper
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3. Cakes anointed with oil
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of wine
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